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Even see your email, calendars, and contacts when you don't have an Internet connection. Note: This program has been discontinued by Microsoft and is no longer available for download. Please try one of the alternatives listed here. Add multiple email accounts to Mail See all of your email in one place. Simply type in an email address and password, follow a few more steps, and then you're ready to go! Add events to your calendar from your inbox Add events to your calendar from your inbox using the calendar pane.

Just type your event and it will show up immediately in your calendar. Organize conversations Make it easier to find what you're looking for by turning on conversation view to see messages grouped together.

Send lots of photos in an email message Share your high-resolution photos with friends and family without filling up their inboxes so they can easily view and download photos. Add multiple email accounts See all of your email in one place. Add email accounts by simply typing an email address and password, and following a few more steps - and then you're ready to go! You can then visit this link where you can download a fresh copy of Windows Live Mail. Hope this would help. If issue still persists post back with current status of your computer and result of the proposed suggestion, we will be happy to assist you.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Roz Roney-Dougal. Original Title : duplicate emails Windows 8. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. If the issue still persists, don't hesitate to inform us and we'll be happy to further assist you. Eugene, I did as you instructed but I still get duplicate emails from different sources.

The duplicates have the same time and date stamps as the originals. The duplicates usually arrive within a few minutes of the originals. Just to clarify the issue, does this issue also happens when you access your account on the web Outlook. Also, what configuration did you use to add your account on Windows Live Mail? We would also like to ask for the affected email address so we could check it on our end.

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We'd like to verify if you're also having the same problem when you're accessing your account via web or Outlook. Or does the issue only happens on Windows Live Mail?

In the meantime, kindly try to change your password. Changing your password will stop the synchronization of your account to your Windows Live Mail. Once you've change your password, please remove and add your account again to Windows Live Mail to re-establish its connection.

Then check if you will still receive duplicate emails. The duplicate emails occur in Outlook. I belong to a computer club and all the club members who have Sympatico as their ISP have the same problem. This tells me that the problem is not on our respective computers but on the Sympatico server which is controlled by Microsoft. However, we strongly suggest that you try changing your password. As what the previous moderator has said, it will stop the synchronization of your account to Windows Live Mail that might have caused the issue.



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